Sentence examples for rather truth from inspiring English sources

Rather, truth must be relativized to contexts of assessment.

And Wilson's assertiveness or, rather, truth telling in that matter seems to have stunned Kelly, too.

Rather, truth is viewed as a matter of continuing revelation, and no one leader or institution can declare with finality what is the nature of truth.

And embarrassment is not at the core, but rather truth is, seen through a glass that softens the blow by catching us unaware.

Rather, truth is best pursued in social environments, intellectual communities, that minimize conflict between such baser motives and the scientific spirit, by rewarding work that embodies the scientific virtues.

Rather, truth defines itself in process, as revision, correction, and self-surpassing.

But he said his actions are not incitements for violence but rather "truth-telling" in the face of a corrupt industry.

Rather, all truth is truth at a perspective (a pair <S, t> of a person and a time).

Science does not look for sacred truths, but, rather, elegant truths that effortlessly fit the facts no matter what one may prefer the truths to be.

These, Mr Schlesinger has discovered, were to school people in evasion rather than truth and honesty.

Voters are left to judge well-financed spin, rather than truth and falsehood.